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ANSWER:
A) Lyman, Judith. "Our Lakes Are Dying." Newsweek, Apr. 1979, pp. 19-30.
EXPLANATION:
The MLA reference that would be appropriate for this magazine cover page would be as follows: **Lyman, Judith. "Our Lakes Are Dying." Newsweek, Apr. 1979, pp. 19-30. **Our Lakes Are Dying" was devoted to the topic. This citation contains all of the information that readers need to locate the publication and cite it on the Works Cited page of a research paper.
It includes the name of the author, the title of the piece, the name of the publisher, the date, and the page numbers. As required by the MLA style, the citation is also formatted correctly with the appropriate punctuation and sequence.

Answered by ShyShy7899 | 2025-07-10

The correct MLA citation is: Lyman, Judith. "Our Lakes Are Dying." Newsweek , Apr. 1979, pp. 19-30. ;

Answered by SophiaElizab | 2025-07-18

To cite an article in MLA format, include the author's name, article title, magazine title, date of publication, and page numbers. For instance, a correct citation would be: Lyman, Judith. "Our Lakes Are Dying." Newsweek, Apr. 1979, pp. 19-30. This provides readers with all the information needed to locate the source accurately.
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Answered by ShyShy7899 | 2025-07-22